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June 11, 2014, 11:58 |
Boundary conditions not met
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Hello,
I am trying to run a simulation for a relatively simple geometry: The bottom surface is a spline surface, the rest are simple walls. The inlet, outlet and the inside fluid exist but aren't displayed in this picture. In the boundary conditions I have left the 'interior-xxx' as generated by Fluent, and set inlet, outlet and walls as I want. The coarse vector field is: The fluid is obviously slipping in the walls, which I don't want. The interesting thing was when I investigated the Boundary Conditions part - I couldn't change any the settings for most walls, but for the ones I could - some were hardly an edge or a very small surface, for example: Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks, Nitsan. |
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